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impatience may be it, despite matching the pads back to same discs etc on the swap seems they've just had to re-bed in. the brakes seem much better now having done 500 or so miles on them
as above really, the cooksports are not crashy but they are firm. the sportlines ride higher and are softer and again not crashy so feel more like standard cup springs
apex ride even lower but are crashy as hell
ai they aren't cheap and I wont let them go cheap, there was only ~1200 sets max of genuine Williams wheels in the UK originally from the original run of clio Williams from 1993-1995
Gimp works well, what I use for this kind of stuff, and the price is good too................ :)
Lightroom for the normal editing when I want to produce something a little less........well shopped
I get 11 on track with an ancient dizzy and rotor powered F7P turbo engine with 300bhp, so god knows what people do to the F4R's to do that badly
shite mapping? ;)
I sell them at 300 a set for good condition with all caps present and no tyres, sold around 3 sets recently for that before I even had a chance to advertise them
minters I would sell for more, for example I have a set I had painted in BMW graphite grey recently and wrapped in PE2 tyres and they...
ai as above chap am afraid, if you made it have it into 2nd at high revs in 3rd its very possible its chewed the engine too, hence the none starting :(
however, its worth doing the simple checks such as making sure the crank (TDC, or whatever you want to call it) sensor is in position and...
which it will do, with it parked facing uphill the oil will flow to the back of the sump and the oil sensor is at the front, with less oil hitting it now as its all gone rearwards
blowing a hole in the box shouldn't stop the engine firing unless its somehow fubar'd the flywheel or knocked the box off the bell housing so the crank sensor can no longer read.
I've put a hole though several boxes and locked up/stripped gears and never not been able to start the engine with...
I just use a square file or similar to give a good bit of leverage, sack buying something specific and if your caliper wont wind back with that or a flat blade screwdriver its pretty much kippered and needs replacing anyway ;)